The Huron
by Ruth Herschberger I swam the Huron of love, and am not ashamed, It was many saw me do it, scoffing, scoffing, They said it was foolish, winter and all, But I dove in, greaselike, and swam, And came up where Erie verges. I would say for the expenditure of love, And the atrophy of longing, there is no cure So swift, so sleek, so fine, so draining As a swim through the Huron in the wintertime. |